Keywords: MID267, SMID2070, A, Aias II 73, Helene 372, Ilioupersis (S) 34, Kassandra I (vol. VII) 170, Kelados 4, Neoptolemos 19, IV. 1.b. Kultorte (Darstellungen) 13a, skyphos, pottery, Macedonia, terracotta, -160/-140, Florina (Macedonia), Greece, Thessalonique, Musée Archéologique, 5440, sword, helmet, shield, column, temple, spear, torch, sanctuary, wall, Town wall, horse, warrior, soldier, boots, architecture, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Ilioupersis, Aias II, Athena, Helene, Ilion, Kassandra I, Kelados, Neoptolemos, Odysseus
Keywords: MID267, SMID2070, A, Aias II 73, Helene 372, Ilioupersis (S) 34, Kassandra I (vol. VII) 170, Kelados 4, Neoptolemos 19, IV. 1.b. Kultorte (Darstellungen) 13a, skyphos, pottery, Macedonia, terracotta, -160/-140, Florina (Macedonia), Greece, Thessalonique, Musée Archéologique, 5440, sword, helmet, shield, column, temple, spear, torch, sanctuary, wall, Town wall, horse, warrior, soldier, boots, architecture, pediment, acroterion, stylobate, Ilioupersis, Aias II, Athena, Helene, Ilion, Kassandra I, Kelados, Neoptolemos, Odysseus
Keywords: MID6002, SMID8134, pict. XXXIX, Hekabe 14, Hektor 104, Helene 195, Polydamas (S) 2, Theano I 4, illumination, book illumination, parchment, 400/500- Description (detail): Links Priesterin (wohl Theano) und vier Troerinnen (unter ihnen wohl Hekabe) vor dem Tempel der Athena (darin schwach sichtbares Kultbild). Vor der Priesterin Thymiaterion, in das sie Weihrauch zu streuen scheint.#Rechts Hektor, Paris, Helena. – Inscriptions: Falsche Beischriften aus späterer Zeit., Italy, Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, cod. F 205 (inf. 1019) (Ilias Ambrosiana), altar, herm, sceptre, sword, jug, helmet, shield, table, mensa, trapeza, temple, spear, bull, vessel, cult image, cult statue, diadem, kline, bed, sacrifice, chariot, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, priestess, maid-servant, gate, wall, Town wall, horse, agon, contest, ship, boat, warrior, soldier, funeral games, palace, fight, battle, Achilleus, Agamemnon, Aias I, Aias II, Aineias, Andromache I, Apollon/Apollo, Astyanax I, Athena, Briseis, Chryses I, Diomedes I, Hekabe, Hektor, Hermes, Laodike II, Nestor, Odysseus, Panope, Patroklos, Priamos, Zeus
Keywords: MID6002, SMID8134, pict. XXXIX, Hekabe 14, Hektor 104, Helene 195, Polydamas (S) 2, Theano I 4, illumination, book illumination, parchment, 400/500- Description (detail): Links Priesterin (wohl Theano) und vier Troerinnen (unter ihnen wohl Hekabe) vor dem Tempel der Athena (darin schwach sichtbares Kultbild). Vor der Priesterin Thymiaterion, in das sie Weihrauch zu streuen scheint.#Rechts Hektor, Paris, Helena. – Inscriptions: Falsche Beischriften aus späterer Zeit., Italy, Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, cod. F 205 (inf. 1019) (Ilias Ambrosiana), altar, herm, sceptre, sword, jug, helmet, shield, table, mensa, trapeza, temple, spear, bull, vessel, cult image, cult statue, diadem, kline, bed, sacrifice, chariot, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, priestess, maid-servant, gate, wall, Town wall, horse, agon, contest, ship, boat, warrior, soldier, funeral games, palace, fight, battle, Achilleus, Agamemnon, Aias I, Aias II, Aineias, Andromache I, Apollon/Apollo, Astyanax I, Athena, Briseis, Chryses I, Diomedes I, Hekabe, Hektor, Hermes, Laodike II, Nestor, Odysseus, Panope, Patroklos, Priamos, Zeus
Keywords: MID6002, SMID8580, pict. V, Briseis 12a, Eurybates I 4, Talthybios 9, illumination, book illumination, parchment, 400/500, Italy, Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, cod. F 205 (inf. 1019) (Ilias Ambrosiana), altar, herm, sceptre, sword, jug, helmet, shield, table, mensa, trapeza, temple, spear, bull, vessel, cult image, cult statue, diadem, kline, bed, sacrifice, chariot, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, priestess, maid-servant, gate, wall, Town wall, horse, agon, contest, ship, boat, warrior, soldier, funeral games, palace, fight, battle, Achilleus, Agamemnon, Aias I, Aias II, Aineias, Andromache I, Apollon/Apollo, Astyanax I, Athena, Briseis, Chryses I, Diomedes I, Hekabe, Hektor, Hermes, Laodike II, Nestor, Odysseus, Panope, Patroklos, Priamos, Zeus